The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-01

from e.. e ban N cos.
lnall Il rccuOr, business prospects
are IMPROVING, although the situation
nowhere iu.uiies such speculative
wildu.-s ~ has appeared in some
branches. Money still goes to the
west. and even more to the south, and
bankers anticipate some pressure ~
tine tr,g wear approaches, but the
trr,-uIy has increased it's deposits
with banks 1892, lS2 curing the past
week. and so has with
drawn from market only 5000
coo ca.h. Plans Of tariff reduction
attract attention, but DO not
seem to hive yet affected the de
naud for products. Exchanges run.
ming nearly per cent above those OF
CORES pondiI x weeks last Year, and
rsilrond earnings showing mn in
cresso exceeding 10 per cent with
shipments from Chicago, by rail,
5000 tons larger than for the same
week last yeyr. indicate II volume OF
traffic never surpassed ut this season,
though reaction from the greater
activity of September CAUSES, in some
branches, complaint OF dullness.
The most important iact l., that
investment ot foreign capital III this
country still continues. The latest
evidence, sale o fS,0OU,0O0 Northern
Pacific bonds to n foreign syndicate,
came at a time when foreign sales of
stocks appeared to forcs hadOw "a cons
trary movement. In October, mer-
chanuise exports amounted to $50
$50 1908, the largest October report for
five years, and exceeded imports by
Sl5,ls6 OG7; deductiug uuderVAlua-
tons, interest, and other items, the
balance on merchandise recount would
BE- not more than S5,OOO,OOO, leaving
most Of the net imports OF specie,
which were Sll63o,oal, to represent
new foreign capitol brought hithrr.
In seven months not less IMAM y No.
100000 must have thN- arrived nom
abroad, which has gone IHr toslipPort
the continued development OF RAJ
roads, mines ana manufactures, ana
the speculation IN real ee'atc.
NeVertheIee7 inc oIi'''a o. Pnr''''
loss OF crops Deglh 10 DC I'i.' FROM
most quarters come com NUTS 'l',
)IIectiohs are STOW OF ON! IA''' nu
thonSh rSpIu uln' hc'l"S ol P'"'t"c
mas Drought I'!l'l ~ ''''N' so "''
ana some western Polp'-' az 'i'"uA
"ther' MONEY 10 c'oso n'.'' 'h'tS ny ~.
Az boe'oh inc aange' VI 'h'Se ileI
cAhtlle reverse mas poem nVor'cu' ana
oet'er 'oue Pre- mr. ~ : ''''"ou'l','l
business rc"c''ou nun P''9t "''' '''.',
"cIiNt'f Is ''' "nU 'n'noy l." ~"
supply at "oelGi" con.o's 'no ," m
Try demand sun coh'inuo7' "n" 'no
marNelS are Sone'"'l, c'o'o'
Largo rAlIroAu oarh'nEN n'u 'ncI III
many Asses oy uhWoh'oi III c!e"Io III
eA pehses' mus ne / ensl INh,ii IT,, 9i'"Ws
decrease III uc1 VSi ntpsS W nt'3' 'o0
lor Ocloper' M" '"o W" " . ~ NV ol,,,
tral increase" TOSS On, 'i'n TOO 90
lor inc ias' q'Nrler' p.'' vAielts'S IA
croaseu , l,io',2'- 80 tilat noV GU
imys IeIl OH fo'-''''. 7tocN7 NlU9o"
ednesday ABOUT '0 c's pc, eu"'G
hlRher ihah i"7I "ech' p"' '"V"
hesltalloh ~ the c'oso' hhu ueC,Iucu
yesterday afternoon d lr"ciioh' hreau
stutls nave ADVANCED Wuoh' ctS
oats 3-S ctr ana corn rose shHrp! /.
Yesterday; PORK mas hdVahoeu 20 Gus
per barrel, ana lard l'' cts. per lVU Ids, .
though hogs are lower me IRON .
market is stll weak Mt Ilttsiurg' bat
"a shade ilrmer for No. at 'hllndeI-
phla because OF me scarcity OF the T.
best grades. y decIlhe III hrlllsh eN'
ports to this country from ITO uN7 ton
IN September, to 91li2 IN October
encourages the trade.
Cotton goods are very firm, and
some make advances again The
wooiens trade Is quiet, with few new
orders. n break in provisions on
"Wednesday WINS followed by recovery